The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-04-06
Personal Points.

Geo. 0. Eaton, Of Cooke, is in town.
-P.H. Peterson, of Melville, is.in the
city.
Geo. Fisher came down from Cooke
last week.
-Myron Ferris arrived from the east
on Friday.
Judge Cullen came over from Hell
ena on Monday.
-"Uncle Billy" Fly is in town, one of
the grand jurors.
Ben Myers, commissioner of Park
county, is in the city,
Fred. Fielding and wife returned
from the east on Monday.
Ben F. Gibson has returned from
pro olonged visit to Kentucky.
F. C. Mathers, business manager I.
P.P.A. is at the Frazier House.
Mr.. C. b. Mendenhall, proprietor of
Hunters Hot Springs is in the city.
Perry Durham came up from Big
Timber on Thursday for short visit.
George Smith, one of the prospective
millionaires of Cooke City, is in town.
Gov. n. P. Swineford of Alaska pass
ed through Bozeman on Monday last.
Alfred Myers, of Billings, was Wis.,
itor in in Bozeman last week.
-County Attorney Wallace of Lewis
and Clark county, is attending court.
W. S. May, of Bozeman, is IN Vir-
ginia City for few days, doing dental
work.
Jos. II. Tinsley of Willow Creek, is
attending Court in the capacity of U,
S. trial juror.
Geo. Boos, of the Journal Publish
ing Company, was in town on Saturday
for few hours.
F. l.. Benepe, Bozcman's Iustling
grain dealer, went to the capital on Sum
day, on business.
Mr. Ogden, representing the Tomr-
son Huston Electric light company, was
in the city lust week.
Arthur Miles, one of Livingstons
popular merchants, is in town, attending
court AS grand juror.
-Ex-Commisslone hutchinson, grand
Juror, is in the city, where he is always
I,,- hnst pf friends
Mr.. Ferry, n cousin of " +. Tull, ar
rived from San Francisco last Sunday and
is spending few days in Rozeman.
Marshal Kelly went to Deer hodge
last week to attend to his quarterly set
Element and returned to court on Monday
Mr.. Danl. Rouse, returned from a
visit to Florida and lllonis extending
over eighteen months duration, last
week.
Charles Callaghan came in from the
Three Forks on Friday to attend the
Prohibition meeting at the rink ON that
night.
Walter Cooper went to Laurel on
Sunday to remain with the Rocky Fork
and Cooke City engineer corps for few
days.
Mr., W. g. Officer, of Hunters Hot
Springs, answered to his name when the
United States trial Jury was called on
Monday.
H.B. Baker has disposed of his fine
ranch to Mr. Kirk, his neighbor at Sales
vile, and is now negotiating for one
nearer Bozeman.
-"Yankee jim" James George, failed
to respond when the United States trial
jury was called on Monday and was
promptly fined S25.
Captain Baker, of st. Louis, is visit
ing his brother in the valley and investi-
eating the Red Bluff mines in the inter
est of st. Louis capitalists.
Frank Vreeland came in from the
Pilgrim mine on Friday, after having
been engaged in putting up necessary
lol Vic "i'iNi "Aii w
worked to its full extent this summer.
-Jno. W. Besserer, the popular "Co."
oft, c. Powers & Co., arrived from the
south and east on Saturdays train. While
east Mr.. Bessorer purchased an immense
amount of new wagons and machinery,
and while south visited some of the
hives of industry of the "New South"
Tom Wheeler, of Cooke City, arrived
in the city on Friday. Mrs. Wheeler
accompanied her husband, walking on
snow.shoes distance of twenty-five
miles, from Cooke City to Soda Butte,
where the party took the stage. In the pan
ty was sick lady who was brought this
distance on toboggan. Mrs Wheeler is
the first woman who ever came out ol
Cooke on snow-shoes.